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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
Tho Com m encem ent To-day.

Thepublic schools closed for the scholas.
tic year yesterday. This afternoon the
graduating exercises OF the grammar
school class Of 's7 will be held In the
Grand Opera House, commencing at 2 p.
NJ; sharp. Tho Opera House orchestra
will furnish the music. This evening at
the colcred graduates will hold the same
stage, assisted by younger pupils OF their
school. The same orchestra will play and
the exercises, It is announced, will be
short. s G5l'7T.. Il. Z x
Tomorrow theschools will have a mon
ster union picnic at Wheeling park. Su.
perintendent Anderson, assisted by
teachers and members Of the Board OF
Education, will have charge. Tickets for
passage on the Elm Grove road and sd.
mission to the Park have been placed at a
nominal sum and can be procured at the
Elm Grove Railroad office. g''tI
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a SPLENDID PROGRAMME .

splsndidly Presented by tho Pupils of the
" Public Schools. i!5t
q Somehow there Is a freshness, bright.
ness and a spirit about everything the
pupils Of the public schools undertake for
the entertainment Of tho public which is
missed in the mechanical and periunctory
performances Of the average private school,
ofwhatever grade. Whether this ID due
othe character Of the pupils. the results
Of the friendly competition encouraged BY
the free school system, or the superior
capacity Of the training impaired, it is the
truth. and 1t was never more plainly
demonstrated than at the Grand Opera
House last evening, when selected pupils
from the various district schools presented
to fine audience which nearly filed the
large house q programme whichfor pleas.
ing features was never excelled in Wheel.
inG BY performers as young as these. Fol.
lowing is the programme; :.s;. ;;
Voices Of Long Ago
Dec!amssion-'The Old Actors story. l:GTtsS
Recitation assius Aeainst Brutur
.stl Walter spargo. Yi3s 3! ~
Who Made tho speechr
~ tts.S Emma Beall. y FSIEsg,!'....5
song-The Gentlemen WORKERS; Twelve Boys
x, Z, Beside Higgins q e -
DialoGu The Flower Of the Family
kecita,lon-Jennlo McStals Ride :, ( Lille Iiuucs
Tell Nc Where the Fairies Dwell
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LOCAL BHEvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About

49, ltif the CITY. ~. ". tfss n
STRAWBERRIES are about done for.
Raspberries are getting plenty and cheap.
COMMENCEMENT OF the Public schools
at the Grand this afternoon and evening.
RoLLiSd MILL, steel plants and blast
furnaces at Benwood are in full operation
this week. .ii5l 3i5 n
JAcK KING, the Wheeling pugiist, has
withdrawn from the proposed fghtwith
Mervine Thompson, at Cleveland.
THg sale Of tickets for the Concer. and
Commencement Of the Seguin Collegiate
Institute ct the Opera House tomorrow
night ia very large. NJ. 'R'&
OWING TO the extreme heat the Concert
Of the Lsdies' Quartette, Club. which was
to have been given at tho Opera House
Saturday evening, has been postponed to
future day, not yet chosen. a 1a
TUE South Side Singing Society will
give moonlight hop at the Park thia
evening. The Fulton public schools pic.
mic there to-day. st. Joseph's school
will have picnic at Seiberts garden.
LUXE RIDER, an aged Confederate
veteran, whose admission 10. a Southern
Soldiers home at Richmond was recently
secured, fell down the ateps In Beck's
Block Tuesday nigh! and was badly hurt.
TnE siemens gas light at tho south en-.
trance Of the Public Building having got
out Of order, was yesterday taken down
and four ordinary eight foot burners sub.
stituted for 1t. 1t makes nicer appear
ance. @ ld.S- 3Ht
IT 10 reported that the Riverside glass
factory will shut down for ons.week only
on Saturday, July 2. Business 10 good Of
this establishment and the intention Ia To
run right along during the hot weather
after the weeks ehut down.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10
record deed made June 10, by Henry
schmulbach to Thomas Prince, in con.
sideration Of 5000, for the undivided
half OF lots !, Q, 10, 20. 81, %, %, "a, and
the north half OF lot Is In George Zillis's
addition to Wheeling, lying on the north
end OF the Island. Also dead made
June 10 by Thomas Prince and vile to
Henry Schmulbach, in consideration OF
s2,l29, for lots :, 0. II, u, Il, 10 and % In
George Zillis's addition. s&
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ANOTHER aIANVFAcroR,-

Which will Enlarge Its Capacity Largely Mt
IN Early Day. s,.5.igi.
Secretary of State Walker has issued a
charter to the Wheeling Match Company,
a corporation consisting Of Fred a., LANCE,
George ". Eckhart, it,, Albert H. AIsbls,
Thomas O'Brien and James P. Rosers, all
Of Wheeling. sl s1, VS. s5 . g:
The principal Office is to be located at
Wheeling, where the company propose to
manufacture friction matches. Thirty
thousand dollara has been subscribed al
the capital stock, 50 900 OF which has been
paid in, with the privilege Of increasing
to $4,000 " c35s''y -
This company succeeds the Standard
Match Company, firm composed O.
Melsfs. Eckhart, Mabis and Lsnge, which
has been operating a factory In North
Wheeling since last September, making AS
good psrlor match as there is on the
market. s., st r. r 4
Il Tho idea Of the incorporation is to erect
q large building in some portion of the
city, and fit it out with the latest and
most improved machinery. The eite for
the proposed building has no. yet been
definitely decided upon. 1t is not proba.
BILE, however, that the present factory will
be retained. 81 q -, : 49,,
They think their now plant will be Of
sufficient capacity to employ between 500
and 700 men. The present force employ
cd at the match factory is small, and the
output averages only about $50 gross per
day. Next week larger force will be but
on and the output increased to 200 gross
per day. 15ai$ s.9s !. go
Mr.. Eckhart is now in New York nego-
slatins Tor the purchase Of the new and
costly machinery needed for the enlarged
plant. This will DO one OF Wheeline's
Leading industries, and it is a commend-
able departure from tha iron and glass rut.
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A3BIG7 IMPROVEMENT
DY THE WHEELING HINGE CO
An Extensive Addition to DO Constructed
at their Factory on Nineteeuth aud ia.
cob Streets and their Capacity for
Special Work Increased ts..s

The Wheeling Hinge Company Is about
to begin an extensive addition to lie al
ready large factory buildings on the cor.
ner OF Jacob and Nineteenth streets, the
completion Of which will bs followed by
decided incr ease and ntill greater diver.
tlhcasion of,its facilities for the manufac.
ture Of iron specinltles. A substantial
two.story brick building will be erected
on the present site Of the one.story franc
structure occupied by the manipulating
department. Tho new building will be
100 feet long by so wide, and It will be
be erected over the old building which
now occupies the ground, 60 that the op.
eratlons OF the plating department will
not be interrupted.
Z, In the upper story OF !ha structure will
DO eommodious and perfectly lighted and
fitted quarters for. the metal plating de.
partment. In addition to this room will be
afforded much greater than any one OF the
several factory buildings now occupied BY
the company. a1l5 & n
The machinery employed In the manu-.
facture OF hinges, which Is now scattered
through various rooms, will be placed to.
eether in the new building. This will
will give space for q needed increase OF
facilities for the turning out OF washers,
staples, hooks, fire shovcls and pokers,
garden rakes and the other specialties In
iron manufactured by this enterprising
company. New machinery hes already
been purchased, and the work Of building
tho new addition will be pushed 10 the
earliest completion practicable. VIZ
For some time the company has not
been engaged in the manufacture Of strap
and T hinges, having entered into a con.
tract with other factories. This contract
expires next spring, when the company
expects to DO ready 10 resume the manu-.
facture OF It's original and for a long time
liz sole product, with greater facilities
than ever. &Fe8 7.'g, +,
The demand for strap and T hinges has
not increased largely owing to the SUBJ
stisuuon Of the screw strap hinges made by
the Wheeling company, the pully and
track barn door hangers and patent
hinges. Nevertheless there Is better de-
mand than ever, and the factory here will
enter into a prosperous trada which a
new concern would find it difficult to
work up. y a4gs.t - i,
The extension Of the factory will give
employment, necessarily, to an increased
number Of skilled workmen and otherp,
and will form no unimportant item In the
new growth Of Wheeling's industrial pros.
perity, Of which there are numerous and
increasingly numerous signs on all sides.
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Tho Ileunion AIuaIc.

Several lists OF the scholars OF the public
schools have been sent in by the Princi.
pals, aome containing about 100 names
each. II all the schools do as well, the
children's chorus will be big feature OF
the meetings. Those Principals Of the
schools who have not yet responded
to the letter aent them, should do SO at
once, go their echolars can be properly no.
tilted Of the rehearsals and b. furnished
with IN adequate number Of copies Of the
music to be sung. Those schools not rep.
resented In the chorus will miss the honor
and glory cure to be won by the others.
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Capt. lI1sl,es Fined.

IN In the Police Court yesterday morning
Thomas T. Hughes, the manager OF the
Fox Athletic and Specially Company, was
fined S. aud.costs for hisGassault on j, NJ.
{McGec, his late advance agent, at the
/ Opera House the day before. McGee was
dismissed. Hughes did not appear, hay.
I ing left for S.eubenviile, where the com.
bination appeared last night. ca
"a MCGEE stated that,the manager, who is
naturally OF an irritable temperament, has
been worried byst costlv salaries, agere.
eating s, 500 a week, that he pays the
shining pusil!uttc ability and the poor
houses ho has been playing to, and vented
his i'll temper upon the first objec. that
ltselt. 3$s /,
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GREAT clearance Gale Of Carpets and
ace Curtains at STONE & THOMAS. I,
An Indolent Organ.

When the liver is indolens, as 1. must necessa.
NY DO when It falls to secrete the bllo IN sucleu.
quantities 70 meet the requirements Of digestion
aha evacuation, It should 10 lei at work with Hos.
!etsef's Stomach DItten. Tho heal,hiul stimulus
y activity impaired by this Incompatible al,e,a.
I'VE speedily evlnco' Itself In a departure Of The
uncomfortable sensations in tho fight side: the
,. iur upon the tongue; INDIGESTION. and
liver and diversion OF the bile rom IA nron s
emanuel; !rIcgulatlty Of the bowels is always and
y, M ~ 1unnieiy 70 be preferred both because Il
aad dtenehtng purgatives Of every class. II cures
ana prevents lever aud ague, and iheums,i sna, !: :
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Mrs. q, S, uowrll's Funeral.

The remains Of Mrs. Charles s. Howell
will arrive in this city this morning over
the Baltimore & Ohio road. The funeral
will take place at o'clock this afternoon
from St. Matthew's church, to which
friends are invited. The interment, which
will be private, will be at Greenwood Gem.
etery. 3''si +. 4 IS 2fs!!.z3,i
Mira. Howell died Of paralysis Of the
heart. She had been in rather poor
health for the past year, but her condition
was thought to be improving. Tuesday
evening abe was sitting on tho porch OF
her pleasant home On the bluH, overlook.
ing The river, seemingly as vol as1usual.
shc fell forward and in few
moments WAS dead. ,SE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23

Great Carpet snls $40
In order to reduce our stock Of Carpets be-
fore July inventory We offer i.q35,,a.
10 pieces 3.ply Carpets at 75c per yard,
worth 81 co.. 9''... A z, ~ :
% pieces 2.ply Carpets at Coo per yard,
worth 75c. sitlsig,& 5 H.
Is pieces Tapestry Brussels at 75c per
yard, worth 90c. l. a Z, 9. ).
rs pieces Tapestry Brussels at $50 per
yard, worth 75c,e at {
STONE &.THoMAs,
4, ,.5 Z, /, 1880 Main etreet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23

Shortly before l O'Clock this morning
two or three long ahelvea in Loos & Bros.
cigar store, on Market street, below the
Mcclure House, filled with cigars, gave
way and dumped the contents to the
floor with a crash that was heard for a
considerable distance. Officer Shorts heard
the noise, and noticing the confused con-
ditlon OF things from the front, jumped
to the conclusion that burglars had been
operating in the rear. he soon gained
the back entrance, but could find no evil
dences OF intrudera.
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Pleasant deception.

The reception given last evening by
Miss Ida Harden, complimentary to her
guest, Miss Belle Biliingsiea, of st. Louis,
was a charming affair, the pleasures OF
which will long bs treasured in the mem
cries OF those were among the COM
pany so handsomely and agrseably enter.
tanned. II EL.N a.- ~ - -, -. -.
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Evidently the Committee on Ordnance
Of the Big Reunion is not aoeep. The
Pittsburgh Dispatch, in notice Of meet.
Ing OF Battery B, Of the Pennsylvania
National Guards. Says 1t wso decided to
accept an invitation to attend the reunion
Of the Army Of West Virginia at Wheel
ing in August. Battery B ia Pittsburgh's
crack artillery organization.
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Mother Goose
heeion Is;;is, One Of Die LIse ones
Military Drill With Concert RScita;i ions
. Eleven Girls. n al Y ny i 7.
Recitstion-The Horrible .,....... Mary weitzel
SSsTrBB pSnss
Recitation.Declamatto Dilemma =. =, Willie II'ice
Dialogue--The Two Lecturers, ~. ,,,..six Boys
h hec. Ell wilkntoa
ih1,ous at tho Bridge
Accommodating Of King Olaf. .-wm. 2. Wilson
ne RoSe.; essie johnson
Cnorus--Ay Old Kentucky Home ......... Good Esht
II there was any fault In any OF the per.
formers II WAS the weak voice OF one or
two Of tho young ladies. Otherwise II
would have been difficult to suggest re.
spect In which there could have been any
improvement. 3, I, ii9 E, .,,5I M : IA
The most marked and pleasing feature
about 1t al! was the intelligence and inter.
est displayed. There was no "Poll.psr.
rot" bnsinesa. EACH performer knew lust
how he wanted to perform his part and
why he wanted to 30 perform II, and he
did 1t Just that way. It would be unjust
TO par,icnlariza, for all wore meritorious.
1t would have added somewhat to the
interest OF the audience Il the schools
from which the different performers came
had been printed on the programme,
Had this been done, the school which
iurnished the eleven girls who went
through the manual OF farms with such
precision and uniformity would doubtless
have received the palm. is
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This academy is marked by the educa.
tional spirit Of the times, and the correct
training shows that much care is given to
the essentials OF good education, while
nothing 10 omitted in the delicate touch.
ing up Of tho refined branches OF the arts
and aeiences taught by the Sisters. Among
these muaic and reading are specialties,
and their pupils excel in these beautiful
accom- pitahments, as was apparent last
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TNTRlEs WANTED
For the following Trottlng Race: Best two heat,
IN three iot purse Of So; $50 to first, md s5 to
second. Entrance fre 81 70. There must bs i've
entries and no less than two starters. No horse
with record under three minutes will be allowed
to eutes. ..gs ag .-s - aI- = +.
Running Race for Ponies for purse OF SIS. Win.
ner to take all. Entrance fee s. so. 5t7 ~
10 AL entrleE must be In by July i. For further
particulars address or enquire OF ga5l-g9s-. I :
F9 FRED. THOMpaON,
ieE.b?0 123t MARKET Street.
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T. N'E are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, pantAloonlngs and Over.
coatings, which ne are prepared 10 make
mp In 1lrst.clnss slyle at reasonable
prices. !.
Our While Uniaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.eBlorced front and buck, ut
50 cents, is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line Of, BAlbriggan In.
derwear from 81 00asult upwards, ut *
5Ea&i &. HESS t. SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street,
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Tho vocal quartette by Misses Riester,
Waterhouse. Tucker aud Fading, "'Tia
Music that Whiepera;" from Rossini, was
sung so as to bring ont the full charm o.
the composition. This ia high praise to
bentow upon tho youthful yocalists, bat
every auditor will endorse it.
a piano duo by Misses Riester and
Bouenberger, fine operate piece we'll
executed, closed the programme.
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1891 & 1898 Market s
Thermometer Record.

As reported by Chribuan schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, Saturday:
7 A. NJ. 9 4. il. I'm. 3P.M. TIN
3 7lo 'ss4g 75' 49, x, s0' 76e
Wcather-Chnugcnble ~ 49, Nit, e
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English Lutheran Sunday School Excursion
To Baresville via Ohio River Railroad
Tuesday, June 2S. Round trip Tor adults
So, children doc. Trains leave Wheeling
at 1885 "A. NJ, 1916 r. ". and 4 80 r. NJ.
Returning leave Baresville at 1884 r, NJ.
and 7:25 r. NJ, CITY time. u. 9E s b ~. N
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2s.-For West
Virginia, fair weather, except rain in east
ern portion. westerly winds, slight changes
in Temperature. x.
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Appointed Attorney.

Hon. J. B. Sommervi]le has been ap-
pointed resident attorney at Wheeling for
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati L St. Louis
Railway-the successor to tho Hon. R. G.
Barr, Whose sad death is yet iresh in the
minds Of the public. Il l1l!5 tgisi
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Sandusky Beats GAINESVILLE,

Special Dsspatch 10 The Inttlllgescer. s
EVANSVILLE, o., June 22.-Z,nesville
lost to.day's game through plumbers OF
Umpire Bell. Hover, OF sandusky, hit a
short fly TO left, MCCAIN after hard run,
gathered it in before it touched the ground,
which would have retired the side, but it
was not allowed, sanduaky scoring the
winning run thereafter. Score: 2h
za Innings, ......1 2 3 a5S5s
sandusky."...............2 0 OIL 90 / % IL,
Earned runH-Zanesyille, 2. Bsae hits
-Z.nesville, i; sandusky, 0. Errors
GAINESVILLE, 1; Sandusky, 8. Batteries-
Esston and Lauer; Clarke and Chrisman.
Umpire, Bell. r'4l<- So 81 as.
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3 RIVER NEWS. E

Stage of the Water and Movements OF tho
&ff Az Boats. .5j1s x II;
The Fashion Ia due down in the Pitts.
burgh-U Cincinnati trade at Q O'Clock this
morning, and the Scotia, in tho came
trade, Is due up at an early hour.
The dredge boats Ohio and Osweeo COM
menced work on the creek bar yesterday.
The Government officials having these
boats in charge could not have put them
to work In a locality where they are more
needed, in the entire Upper Ohio. a
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THEY BRACED$ UP s.
AND DEFEATED KALAMAZOO
In brilliant Game Yester,iay-aiiller, tho
new Pitcher, proves a Paxrler to The sfict.
" iganders -Saniusky Defeats Zanes.
viile : Other Games Abroad,

he Whesling boys
frightened their belts
yesterday and went In
10 win, playing ono Of
the prettiest and Hteadi.
Get games Of tho season.
Their fielding was sharp
and batting timely, put.
ting In hits where they
counted. Two new
men appeared in the
field, Minton, a Cincin.
natl man, OF short and
Miller, OF East Liver.
..-1 - IH.
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Special Dispatch to the Intellfotacr.

Special Dispatch to the Intelli0tncer. l.,.s.
COLUMBUS, O., Juno Columbus de.
feated Mansfield the third straight game
to-day. Hard hitting was the feature OF
the contest on both sides. Score: i.
nings.................1 2 8 - b5637
Columbus ................ o o 0 % 0 IS o O o. 8
aansAeld......-...... o o 0 o o5 / 0 o. {
Base hits-Colambus 70; Mansfield IA,
Errors-Columbus 5; Mansfield 4. Two
base hjts-Westlake, and F1eer. Three
base hita-Hutchinaon, Porter, Schwartz.
Rims eaIned-Columbns Q. Mansfield S.
Base on bslla-by Foreman 2; by Curry 2,
Gmpire-NlcDermott. ~ :: =
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ovcr 100 Varieties
OF the purcss aud best toilet soaps made
by Colgate L Go. Cashmere Bouquet the
standard, - =. -Is. ~. :. q. p -, ~
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TORTURE OF Skin eruption Is allayed by
tho use Of skin:success Soap. Try it at
Drug Store OF McLain Bros. - i
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Mrs. NINA EEuEa, the German poetess.
dyes, cleans and curIs ostrich festhers In
the best manner. No. So Twelfth street. I
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REMNANTS Of Brussels Carpets enough
or small rooms at greatly reduced prices.
Ed. STONE & THOMAS. S
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Eullnlrn.
The tax levy for next year in this city
is 20 and in the township outside It is

I .
The tax levy for next year in this CITY
is 20 and in the township outside It Is
1.4l. g.s N II b : :. = =
The Montefore society'a picnic on In.
dian run had a big crowd in spite of the
rain, houee furnishing shelter. NJ
Mr.. William Dayie, OF the steel works
and Mics Sadie Potts, were married Tnes.
day evening at the home oi the bride on
Gravel Hill. N !. 5i5sl.I5S'',. :. !, - -
A good number OF men are still finding
work on the natural gas bitches. vhile
nearly al! OF the force employed in paving
are Bellaire mon. - =
!. }. NJ. Strong general agent OF the Penn.
sylyania Company here, has accented a
position in the Office OF the LauphIIn Nail
Company, and will quit railroadine the
frat OF the month. ,Ez $500 n
The Council hiss let the contract for
paving Union street from the creek to the
upper end at the @. 4 P. depot, one fourth
OF which is about completed, and tho con-
tract for paving three squares OF Belmont
street, Bids nre being received for three
moro squares Of Belmont street. at Tues.
DAY evenings aession Of Council pe.itiona
we're received asking for the paving OF
% Belmont etrest below the creek, and Of
Ini,ty.seventh and Thirty.socond streets.
and Of Noblest above Thirty.seyeuth.
to Indian run. The south Belmont st,eet
paving Was voted neceeaary..s.. " i''s-
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Boy Wanted.
WRnted-CanyHSScr and Collector.
For sa!e-Hli!diug 5ite-Aitred PAUL. rs
Rakc Ball-Akrsn va. wheeling La
Notice to Observation-Disclosures Packing Co.
For Rent and For bale Real E.tatc-JnnGs 4.
Henry, Agent. 81
An Incident 0rgtn-Fourth page.
+. Entries Wanted for Irotting Rlce-Hcad O!
Local. Tr'5fsI- q l.s--l Z ' 100 "a 7I,--.-.
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FULL limo Of satines, Seersucke.a, Grin.
cles and Batists at greatly reduced prices.
y. n STONE K TuoMAs. >
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s GYMNASIUM professors everywhere rec.
ommend st. Jacobs Oil for apsaina and
bruises. IS as,ptziss s4g.ssF